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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
5
A festive guide to a goose centered Christmas feast with practical steps. Includes clam bisque, roast goose with apple sauce, spinach, carrots, and light potatoes. Describes plum pudding substitutes mincemeat pie mock mince and a fig pudding with cider sauce and simple pastry tips.
London reports quote First Lord of the Admiralty Bridgeman denying that the Admiralty hid documents about the Hampshire sinking and Lord Kitchener�s death. He states the Hampshire struck a German mine set by U-75 near Orkneys, tied to the Jutland battle, and rejects spy allegations as fabrication.
Lionel Whiteworth, an English financier, predicts further Alaska gold field development. He expects dredges on lower Fish Creek and Engineer Creek in Fairbanks district. Whiteworth co-owns Tanana Valley Gold Dredge Company, which built a dredge on Upper Fish Creek, two thirds completed, with operations set for spring.
The first annual report of the Bureau of Dairying notes average cow milk output remains too low. C W Larson urges investigations into dairy cow breeding and feeding, and studies to boost utilization of milk and dairy products. The report also mentions commercial production of concentrated sour milk and research into safe bacteria to improve ice cream flavor.
A guide for planning a Christmas party for children with activities such as a mini Christmas tree contest, candle blowing game, popcorn relay, and wreath toss. Includes a simple white cake recipe and a cranberry berry hunt to close the afternoon.
In Albany the Bavarian hop farms of Cooperstown are incorporated to revive New York state hops after Prohibition. Hugh F. Fox of the United States Brewers' association says the company aims to restore the industry, tap a large foreign market, and prepare for the return of beer within a few years.
Washington reports Rep Addison T Smith introduced a bill to let Ada county cross the Boise barracks military reservation for a skyline scenic drive above Boise valley. Board chairman H F Lemp said passage would not ensure construction, but would enable a shorter route if approved.
A British steamer from Shanghai to Tientsin was seized by pirates posing as passengers. They shot the captain, forced officers to steer toward Bias bay, looted specie and cargo, and threatened to kill any interference.
Mrs Jaime Stillman arrives in Montreal en route to Grand Anse Quebec to file for divorce from James A Stillman former National City Bank president. She travels with her youngest child Baby Guy. Fowler McCormick of Chicago reportedly was on the same train but could not be reached.
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin asked the senate to require a treasury department report detailing the financial aspects of anthracite operators. The resolution’s immediate consideration was blocked by Senator Reed of Pennsylvania. The proposal sought 1924 income tax return figures including capital stock invested, net income, depletion and depreciation, and federal taxes paid by each anthracite company.
Vice President Dawes asked President Coolidge to withdraw his nomination to continue as brigadier general in the officers' reserve corps. The president agreed to withdraw the nomination, noting the vice president should not hold that rank.
The seventh annual Ogden Livestock Show runs January 5 to 9 in Junction City with daily amusements. The stockmen’s ball Thursday night is complimentary to visitors. Boxing contests on January 6 are led by Hardy Downing of Salt Lake City. Henry A. Anderson heads the entertainment committee with George Glenn M R Hampton Fred Williams E Wright Al Warden and KF Carr assisting.
Paris dispatch reports Gordon Cannieg, a British army reserve captain, arriving from Morocco claiming credentials from Abd El Krim to open preliminaries for peace negotiations between Riffian tribesmen and France.
A local ad encourages buyers to visit Art's Used Car Exchange before purchasing a vehicle. The message emphasizes seeing the cars in person and consulting Art for guidance on selections and pricing.
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